Applications
Omnifunk adds applications to your operation on top of the same communications infrastructure. Choose what your operation needs today, and add more when you need it. Several of these functions also reach the field team through the Omnifunk App, such as the channel map, messages, and call recording.
The command center for the whole operation.
A centralized console where an operator sees, hears, and coordinates every user on the network (vehicles, field staff, vessels) in real time from a single screen, with maps, talk groups, and communication history.
Benefits: Full visibility of the operation on one screen · Instant communication with individuals or entire groups · Traceability of every interaction
Know where every asset is, at all times.
GPS tracking for vehicles, vessels, or mobile assets: position, route history, speed, status, and configurable alarms, shown directly on the dispatcher's map.
Benefits: Constant fleet visibility · Better routes and travel times · Alerts for unauthorized detours or stops
Evidence and compliance, without the extra work.
Automatic, secure recording of individual and group communications on the network, with storage, search, and playback for audits, compliance, or incident investigation.
Benefits: Objective evidence for incidents or claims · Regulatory compliance · Continuous improvement by reviewing procedures
Instructions that stay in writing.
Individual or group text messages, images, and files within the same network, as a complement to voice for instructions that need to be documented.
Benefits: Silent communication in loud or discreet settings · Documented instructions · An efficient complement to voice
One operator, every broadcast channel.
Integration with public-address systems, intercoms, and IP speakers: the same dispatcher that manages the radio sends mass or targeted announcements.
Benefits: One operator for multiple channels · Instant emergency announcements across a whole facility · Less parallel infrastructure
Help at the push of a button, with absolute priority.
Triggers an emergency alert (with or without audio, video, or location) from any device on the network to the dispatcher. It takes priority over any other communication. The user triggers it manually.
Benefits: Emergency response in seconds · Automatic priority · Exact location of the incident
No one goes unanswered, even working alone.
Monitors staff who work isolated or in risky conditions: it detects falls and immobility, uses check-in timers, and alerts the dispatcher right away if the worker doesn't respond. Unlike the panic button, this alert triggers automatically even if the user can't act.
Benefits: Immediate response to accidents with no witnesses · Compliance with workplace safety regulations · Peace of mind for staff in remote areas
Automatic alerts when something crosses the line.
Virtual zones on the map that trigger alerts when a vehicle, asset, or person enters or leaves a defined area.
Benefits: Automatic alerts without constant manual monitoring · Compliance with authorized or restricted zones · Better management of yards and routes
See before you decide.
Live video from body cameras, vehicle cameras, or fixed cameras, streamed to the dispatch console to visually confirm any reported situation.
Benefits: Visual confirmation before deciding · More safety for staff in the field · Visual evidence alongside audio
Security rounds that are verified, not assumed.
Digital management of patrol rounds with geolocated or NFC/QR/Bluetooth-beacon checkpoints that confirm a guard completed their route, with an automatic alert if a checkpoint is missed.
Benefits: Objective verification that rounds were completed · Fewer blind spots · Automatic reports for clients and audits
Only authorized staff, on the right resource.
Identification and verification of authorized users, vehicles, or equipment through digital credentials, RFID, or biometrics, to prevent unauthorized access or use.
Benefits: Traceability of who uses each resource and when · Less unauthorized use of equipment and vehicles · Support for security audits
From a dispatched order to proof it was completed.
Assignment, tracking, and closure of tasks or work orders from the dispatcher to field staff, with receipt confirmation and digital proof of completion.
Benefits: Full traceability of every task · Less downtime and rework · Digital evidence (photos, checklists)
Staff administration, simplified.
Digital tracking of attendance, shifts, and hours worked, linked to the same identity used on the communications network.
Benefits: Less manual admin work · Real-time attendance data · Integration with payroll and labor compliance
Every vehicle's status, in one system.
Monitors vehicles' mechanical and consumption status (fuel, RPM, OBD diagnostics, maintenance), integrated into the same communications and location platform.
Benefits: Predictive maintenance and fewer breakdowns on the road · Lower fuel costs · Unified fleet data in one system
Remote monitoring and early alerts, 24/7.
Integrates field sensors (temperature, humidity, fuel, door openings, gas) into the platform, with automatic alerts visible to the dispatcher when conditions turn abnormal.
Benefits: Remote monitoring without constant human presence · Early alerts that prevent losses · Historical data for analysis and maintenance
Turn your operation's data into better decisions.
Visual dashboards with key operational indicators, such as network usage, response times, task completion, and incidents. See trends, spot opportunities, and generate reports to support decision-making.
Benefits: Decisions based on data, not guesswork · Identifies operational bottlenecks · Automatic reports for clients or management
Find what was said, without listening to hours of audio.
Automatically transcribes the network's recorded communications and turns them into text you can search by word, person, channel, or date. At the end of each shift it delivers a summary of what happened: incidents, instructions given, and recurring topics.
Benefits: An incident investigation drops from hours to minutes · Shift reports nobody has to write · Word search across your whole voice history
Ask for help without the attacker knowing.
The system listens to live communications and recognizes words or phrases your organization defines in advance. It covers two cases: a duress word the user says naturally when someone forces them to talk, and risk warnings mentioned in passing without opening a formal emergency.
Benefits: A silent alert for when pressing the panic button would give the victim away · The dispatcher hears what was said before and after · Each organization sets its own words
The alert comes over the radio, not on a screen nobody is watching.
Omnifunk watches Chile's official emergency sources (earthquakes from CSN, tsunamis from SHOA, wildfires from CONAF, SENAPRED alerts, and road closures from Vialidad) and announces each event by voice on the channels covering the affected area. The same alert goes out when an incident happens inside your own network, for example to warn guards at nearby facilities.
Benefits: Reaches people whose hands are full or who are driving · Only sounds in the affected area, not across the whole network · Nobody has to sit watching a monitor